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Monday, 9 January 2012
Chinua Achebe and others back NLC on subsidy issue
Nigerian literary
writers, led by
Professor Chinua
Achebe, Sunday,
reacted to the
ongoing face-off
between the
Federal
Government and
the organised
labour which
culminated in
calling a
nationwide general
strike, today, by
the labour saying
they “stand with
the Nigerian people
who are protesting
the removal of oil
subsidy which has
placed an
unbearable
economic weight
on their lives.”
In a statement
issued Sunday,
signed by
Professor Achebe
and 37 other
Nigerian writers
entitled Statement
of Solidarity with
the Nigerian
People, the writers,
however,
applauded
President Jonathan
in some of his
policies such as the
declaration of state
of emergency in
some local
government areas
in four states but
insisted that
“President
Jonathan’s decision
to remove fuel
subsidies in the
country at this
time was ill-
advised.”
The writers in their
statement said:
“We are troubled
by the turn of
events in Nigeria,
and hereby call on
President Goodluck
Jonathan and the
rest of the
country’s political
leadership to take
immediate steps to
tackle the state of
lawlessness in
certain parts of the
nation and address
the trepidation and
rage that has
reached dangerous
levels within the
Nigerian populace.
“Nigeria is
witnessing a new
escalation of
sectarian violence,
culminating in
explosions that
have killed or
seriously wounded
scores of people at
churches and
other centres of
worship and local
businesses.
“As a people who
lost two million
citizens in a Civil
War, Nigerians
must bring an
urgent sense of
history to the
gloomy events.
The country’s
leadership should
not view the
incessant attacks
as mere
temporary
misfortune with
which the citizenry
must learn to live;
they are
precursors to
events that could
destabilise the
entire country.
writers, led by
Professor Chinua
Achebe, Sunday,
reacted to the
ongoing face-off
between the
Federal
Government and
the organised
labour which
culminated in
calling a
nationwide general
strike, today, by
the labour saying
they “stand with
the Nigerian people
who are protesting
the removal of oil
subsidy which has
placed an
unbearable
economic weight
on their lives.”
In a statement
issued Sunday,
signed by
Professor Achebe
and 37 other
Nigerian writers
entitled Statement
of Solidarity with
the Nigerian
People, the writers,
however,
applauded
President Jonathan
in some of his
policies such as the
declaration of state
of emergency in
some local
government areas
in four states but
insisted that
“President
Jonathan’s decision
to remove fuel
subsidies in the
country at this
time was ill-
advised.”
The writers in their
statement said:
“We are troubled
by the turn of
events in Nigeria,
and hereby call on
President Goodluck
Jonathan and the
rest of the
country’s political
leadership to take
immediate steps to
tackle the state of
lawlessness in
certain parts of the
nation and address
the trepidation and
rage that has
reached dangerous
levels within the
Nigerian populace.
“Nigeria is
witnessing a new
escalation of
sectarian violence,
culminating in
explosions that
have killed or
seriously wounded
scores of people at
churches and
other centres of
worship and local
businesses.
“As a people who
lost two million
citizens in a Civil
War, Nigerians
must bring an
urgent sense of
history to the
gloomy events.
The country’s
leadership should
not view the
incessant attacks
as mere
temporary
misfortune with
which the citizenry
must learn to live;
they are
precursors to
events that could
destabilise the
entire country.
Sunday, 8 January 2012
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Beyonce Finally Gives Birth
I just read from Vanguard
News that the pop singer
Beyonce has given birth.
This is part of the report:
"US pop diva
Beyonce has given
birth to a girl
named Ivy Blue
Carter, media
reports said. The
baby and mother
are doing well.
The New York
Daily News reports
the singer checked
into Lenox Hill
Hospital on
Manhattan’s upper
East Side on Friday
night under the
name “Ingrid
Jackson.”
Beyonce and her
husband, hip-hop
star Jay-Z, rented
out the hospital’s
entire fourth floor
for $1.3 million, the
report said.
On Saturday night,
people were seen
bringing bags of
food and bottles of
red wine onto the
heavily guarded
hospital wing,
apparently for
celebrations, The
Daily News noted.
Several security
guards were
spotted patrolling
the perimeter of
the hospital, the
paper said.
There has been no
official
confirmation of the
birth."
My questions now are:
1.why did they have to
rent a whole floor in the
hospital?
2.why was the place so
heavily guarded?
What do you think?
News that the pop singer
Beyonce has given birth.
This is part of the report:
"US pop diva
Beyonce has given
birth to a girl
named Ivy Blue
Carter, media
reports said. The
baby and mother
are doing well.
The New York
Daily News reports
the singer checked
into Lenox Hill
Hospital on
Manhattan’s upper
East Side on Friday
night under the
name “Ingrid
Jackson.”
Beyonce and her
husband, hip-hop
star Jay-Z, rented
out the hospital’s
entire fourth floor
for $1.3 million, the
report said.
On Saturday night,
people were seen
bringing bags of
food and bottles of
red wine onto the
heavily guarded
hospital wing,
apparently for
celebrations, The
Daily News noted.
Several security
guards were
spotted patrolling
the perimeter of
the hospital, the
paper said.
There has been no
official
confirmation of the
birth."
My questions now are:
1.why did they have to
rent a whole floor in the
hospital?
2.why was the place so
heavily guarded?
What do you think?